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WBOP Cross Country Results 2018 WBOP Cross Country Results 2018 Placing Time Year 4 Girls School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 4 Girls (top 5 placings) 1st 6.45 Isla Rogers Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 1st 39 North Cluster WBOP 2nd 6.55 Emma Hooker Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 42 Mount Cluster WBOP 3rd 6.56 Olivia Tanner Fairhaven School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 3rd 99 East Cluster WBOP 4th 102 West Cluster WBOP 5th 110 Te Puke Cluster WBOP 6th 122 South Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 4 Boys School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 4 Boys (top 5 placings) 1st 6.21 Tevyn Lippi-Smith Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 1st 55 North Cluster WBOP 2nd 6.26 Hayden Williamson Paengaroa School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 2nd 57 Mount Cluster WBOP 3rd 6.28 Curtis Brott Tauranga Primary School South Cluster WBOP 3rd 60 South Cluster WBOP 4th 90 Te Puke Cluster WBOP 5th 98 West Cluster WBOP 6th 130 East Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 5 Girls School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 5 Girls (top 5 placings) 1st 8.43 Ruby Jones Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 1st 34 Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 8.47 Lilah Joe Otumoetai School East Cluster WBOP 2nd 62 East Cluster WBOP 3rd 8.52 Eleanor Pugh Selwyn Ridge School South Cluster WBOP 3rd 72 South Cluster WBOP 4th 109 North Cluster WBOP 5th 112 Te Puke Cluster WBOP 6th 112 West Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 5 Boys School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 5 Boys (top 5 placings) 1st 7.57 Shima Fletcher Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 1st 63 North Cluster WBOP 2nd 8.05 Eli Collins Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 65 West Cluster WBOP 3rd 8.07 Corban Holmes Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 3rd 65 Mount Cluster WBOP 4th 85 East Cluster WBOP 5th 110 Te Puke Cluster WBOP 6th 117 South Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 6 Girls School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 6 Girls (top 5 placings) 1st 8.25 Mackenzie Bryant Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 1st 32 Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 8.33 Asha James Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 57 South Cluster WBOP 3rd 8.35 Faith Anderson Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 3rd 109 West Cluster WBOP 4th 112 East Cluster WBOP 5th 119 Te Puke Cluster WBOP 6th 122 North Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 6 Boys School Cluster Placing Points Cluster - Yr 6 Boys (top 5 placings) 1st 7.41 George Athy-Knibbs Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 1st 56 Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 7.44 Isaac Johnstone Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 68 North Cluster WBOP 3rd 7.51 Liam Good Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 3rd 78 South Cluster WBOP 4th 93 West Cluster WBOP 5th 124 East Cluster WBOP 6th 139 Te Puke Cluster WBOP Placing Points WBOP Overall Cluster Results 1st 286 Mount Cluster WBOP 2nd 456 North Cluster WBOP 3rd 506 South Cluster WBOP 4th 579 West Cluster WBOP 5th 612 East Cluster WBOP 6th 673 Te Puke Cluster WBOP Placing Time Year 7 Girls School 1st 12.30 Sylvia Thompson Bethlehem College 2nd 12.35 Summer Peacocke Bethlehem College 3rd 12.37 Izzy Jones Aquinas College Placing Time Year 7 Boys School 1st 11.24 Callum McKain Waihi College 2nd 11.37 Mason MacDonald Papamoa College 3rd 11.39 Beau Woods Bethlehem College Placing Time Year 8 Girls School 1st 12.08 Jazmin Spice Papamoa College 2nd 12.10 Gemma Groenewald Katikati College 3rd 12.11 Poppy Martin John Paul College Placing Time Year 8 Boys School 1st 10.56 Oli Mathis Waihi College 2nd 10.57 Elliott Pugh Bethlehem College 3rd 11.25 Max Baker Waihi College Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th WBOP Represenatives at the BOP Cross Country 2018 Placing Year 4 Girls School Cluster 1 Isla Rogers Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 2 Emma Hooker Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 3 Olivia Tanner Fairhaven School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 4 Matilda Valentine Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 5 Indie Fitzgibbon Waihi Beach School North Cluster WBOP 6 Jazz Baggott Te Akau ki Papamoa Primary SMount Cluster WBOP 7 Maia Basile Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 8 Mya Winderborn Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 9 Zoe Verhoven Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 10 Shamar Broughton Te Akau ki Papamoa Primary SMount Cluster WBOP 11 Polly George Matahui Road School North Cluster WBOP 12 Isabella Terblanche Pillans Point School East Cluster WBOP 13 Maddison Taylor Fairhaven School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 14 Katie Power Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 15 Ella Coley Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP Placing Year 4 Boys School Cluster 1 Tevyn Lippi-Smith Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 2 Hayden Williamson Paengaroa School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 3 Curtis Brott Tauranga Primary School South Cluster WBOP 4 Henry Hyett Tauranga Primary School South Cluster WBOP 5 Hamish King Omokoroa Point School North Cluster WBOP 6 Harry Breed Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 7 Nate MacDonald Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 8 Hugo Horan Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 9 Sam Ryan Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 10 Archie Montgomerie Oropi School West Cluster WBOP 11 Austin Herbert Te Akau ki Papamoa Primary SMount Cluster WBOP 12 Troy Loveridge Fairhaven School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 13 George Doughty Te Puke Primary School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 14 Oscar Tutt St Thomas More Catholic SchoMount Cluster WBOP 15 Kingston Abraham Maungatapu School South Cluster WBOP 16 Jonathon Roesspier Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 17 Tom Hurley Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP Placing Year 5 Girls School Cluster 1 Ruby Jones Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 2 Lilah Joe Otumoetai School East Cluster WBOP 3 Eleanor Pugh Selwyn Ridge School South Cluster WBOP 4 Gracie Murden Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 5 Maggie Glubb St Thomas More Catholic SchoMount Cluster WBOP 6 Liana Van Der Gugten Tauranga Adventist School East Cluster WBOP 7 Amelia Cheyne Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 8 Isla Yardley Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 9 Jasmine Griffiths Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 10 Stella Riley Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 11 Eva Jeffries St Mary's Catholic School (Tau South Cluster WBOP 12 Taylor Knight Otamarakau School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 13 Rose Scott Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 14 Laura Nuku Maungatapu School South Cluster WBOP 15 Sienna Clark Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP Placing Year 5 Boys School Cluster 1 Shima Fletcher Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 2 Eli Collins Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 3 Corban Holmes Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 4 Liam Harrison Pongakawa School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 5 Hemi Anterson Papamoa School Mount Cluster WBOP 6 Mike Rousell Katikati Primary School North Cluster WBOP 7 Cameron Fitzjohn Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 8 Rose Baxter Omokoroa Point School North Cluster WBOP 9 Eli Paintin Otumoetai School East Cluster WBOP 10 Jack Pilkington Selwyn Ridge School South Cluster WBOP 11 Caleb Litolff Tauriko School West Cluster WBOP 12 Lincoln Korewha Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 13 Trent Ewing Waihi East School North Cluster WBOP 14 Ashton Lucas Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 15 Mason Pilkington Selwyn Ridge School South Cluster WBOP Placing Year 6 Girls School Cluster 1 Mackenzie Bryant Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 2 Asha James Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 3 Faith Anderson Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 4 Sarah Bryan Omokoroa No 1 School North Cluster WBOP 5 Holly Fausett St Mary's Catholic School (Tau South Cluster WBOP 6 Alexandra Tilby-Adams Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 7 Grace Duncan Waihi East School North Cluster WBOP 8 Baylee Hennel Fairhaven School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 9 Emma Rogers St Mary's Catholic School (Tau South Cluster WBOP 10 Lilly Anderson Otamarakau School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 11 Chloe Keer-Keer Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP 12 Maddi Greetham St Thomas More Catholic SchoMount Cluster WBOP 13 Maia Poutawera Tauranga Primary School South Cluster WBOP 14 Ella-Marie Pahuru Tauranga Primary School South Cluster WBOP 15 Georgia Davoren Golden Sands School Mount Cluster WBOP Placing Year 6 Boys School Cluster 1 George Athy-Knibbs Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 2 Isaac Johnstone Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 3 Liam Good Bethlehem School East Cluster WBOP 4 Reef Joseph St Mary's Catholic School (Tau South Cluster WBOP 5 Jacob Kleinsmith St Mary's Catholic School (Tau South Cluster WBOP 6 George Wyllie Matua School East Cluster WBOP 7 Harry Anderson Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 8 Will Baker Waihi Beach School North Cluster WBOP 9 Van Fitzharris Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 10 Taylin Chandler Bethlehem College North Cluster WBOP 11 Max Hughes Greenpark School (Tauranga) West Cluster WBOP 12 Jackson Anderson Pongakawa School Te Puke Cluster WBOP 13 Sam Covey Mt Maunganui School Mount Cluster WBOP 14 Reilly Crossman Omanu School Mount Cluster WBOP 15 Cooper Hurley Bethlehem Primary North Cluster WBOP Placing Year 7 Girls School 1 Sylvia Thompson Bethlehem College 2 Summer Peacocke Bethlehem College 3 Izzy Jones Aquinas College 4 Mackenzie Walter Katikati College 5 Destinee Benge Katikati College 6 Mia Corney Central Cluster WBOP Omokoroa No 1 School 7 Nikaia Coles Te Puke Cluster WBOP Pongakawa School 8 Caitlyn Williams Papamoa College 9 Freya Lord John Paul College 10 Janae Fraser Central Cluster WBOP Omokoroa No 1 School 11 Ella Hill Aquinas College 12 Rozalia Wisnewski Aquinas College 13 Georgia Barnett Central Cluster WBOP Tauriko School 14 Nicole Power Central Cluster WBOP Omokoroa No 1 School 15 Trelise Howard
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